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Muttarasa or Mudhiraju caste is kshtriyas of chandravamsam.pururava vamsa mudhiraj, or mutharasi,muttarasa,koli or etc verious names are They used. SRIPURUSHA MUTTARASA Sripurusha was a Western Ganga Dynasty king who ruled from 726 - 788 CE. According to the Javali inscription Sripurusha ruled for 62 years. He had marital relations with the Badami Chalukyas and used titles such as Muttarasa, Rajakesari, Bhimakopa and Ranabhajana. An able warrior and a scholar, he authored the Sanskrit work Gajasastra. He is known to have undertaken significant irrigation projects such as the construction of a dam (Katta).[1] Politics of the South The rule of Sripurusha Muttarasa seems to have been filled with conflicts with the Pallavas of Kanchi, Pandyas, later the Rashtrakutas who overthrew the Vatapi Chalukyas. The victory of Sripurusha over the Pallava Nandivarman is attested to by Dr. N.L. Rao when he assumed a title Permanadi. He had good relations with Chalukyas and had helped them fight the Pallavas during the rule of Vikramaditya II and later he fought the Pandyas during the rule of Chalukya Kirtivarman II but suffered reversal at Venbai. When the Rashtrakutas rose to power, though betrayed by the Nolambas, Sripurusha had many victories against Krishna I and occupied some Ratta territories. This resistance to Rashtrakutas continued for some time before the Gangas normalised their relationship with martial alliances.

MADHAVA MUTTARASA It was once known as Aavanya which was under the Ganga prince Madhava Muttarasa, who governed several districts. In about A.D 890, its earliest grant relates that Tribhuvana Kartara Deva, who held the title of Kali Yuga Rudra, ruled over the Avaniya Thana for 40 years. During this period he constructed 50 temples and two large tanks.

Maharshi Valmiki, author of the epic Ramayana, lived here. The legend goes further to establish that Seetha Devi, after being sent to exile, gave birth to her twins Lava and Kusha at Avani.

The Avani continued to survive as a religious establishment from the 9th to 11th centuries. There are temples dedicated to Lord Rama.

WESTERN GANGA KINGS OF MUTTARASA OR MUDHIRAJ<ref><ref>History of Ganga Dynasty - Dr. Jyotsna Kamat Sripurusha Muttarasa, Rajakesari, Bhimakopa, Ranabhajana Western Ganga King Reign c. 726 – c. 788 CE (62 years) Predecessor Shivamara I Successor Shivamara II Dynasty Western Ganga Western Ganga kings (350–999) Konganivarman Madhava (350–370) Madhava (370–390) Harivarman (390–410) Vishnugopa (410–430) Madhava III Tandangala (430–469) Avinita (469–529) Durvinita (529–579) Mushkara (579–604) Polavira (604–629) Srivikrama (629–654) Bhuvikarma (654–679) Shivamara I (679–726) Sripurusha (726–788) Shivamara II (788–816) Rachamalla I (816–843) Ereganga Neetimarga (843–870) Rachamalla II (870–907) Ereganga Neetimarga II (907–921) Narasimha (921–933) Rachamalla III (933–938) Butuga II (938–961) Marulaganga Neetimarga (961–963) Marasimha II Satyavakya (963–975) Rachamalla IV Satyavakya (975–986) Rachamalla V (Rakkasaganga) (986–999) Neetimarga Permanadi (999) Raja Raja Chola I (Chola) (985–1014)